PHILIP ROLLO;

OR,

THE SCOTTISH MUSKETEERS.

JAMES GRANT,

AUTHOR OF "ROMANCE OF WAR," "JANE SETON," &c. &c.

"'Tis a tale of campaigning, of love, and invading,
Of marches, of routes, bivouacs, enfilading;
Of batteries and breaches, howitzers and mortars,
Of posts and intrenchments; of in and out quarters;
Of advancing in line, by columns, divisions,
And fighting whole days without rum or provisions."

IN TWO VOLUMES,

VOL. II.

LONDON:
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & CO., FARRINGDON STREET.
1854.

M'CORQUODALE AND CO., PRINTERS, LONDON.—WORKS, NEWTON.

CONTENTS OF VOL. II.

Book the Eighth

CHAPTER

I.—[A Discovery]
II.—[The Arms of Expectation]
III.—[The Rose Leaves]
IV.—[Winter Quarters—The Secret of Gabrielle]
V.—[The Dogger]
VI.—[The Capture of Burg]
VII.—[St. Mark's Day]
VIII.—[The Fireship]

Book the Ninth

IX.—[The Sisters]
X.—[The Forest of Eckernfiörd]
XI.—[Ulrick, Count of Merodé]
XII.—[Proving the maxim, that advantage may be taken in Love, as well as in War]
XIII.—[The White Powder]
XIV.—[The Nuns of St. Knud]
XV.—[Comforts of War]
XVI—[Bombardment of Kiel]
XVII.—[A Horrible Adventure]
XVIII.—[Suffocation—The Dark Pit]
XIX.—[The Castle of Kiel]